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Journalist Matiullah Jan kidnapped by unknown people along with another journalist Saqib Bashir in the night of November 26th. Saqib Nashir was released later but Matiullah Jan still missing. Saqib Bashir will file petition today in IHC.

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Mobeena Khan1 year ago

اگر انسان نما کُتے دیکھنے ہیں تو اپنے فرینڈ لسٹ پرنظر دوڑائیں شہادتوں پر مزاق اُڑاتے نظر آئنگے 😱

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Naveed Saleemi1 year ago

قوم کو جرت کرنی ھو گئ اپنے خان کی قیادت میں

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Fawad Hasnain1 year ago

Abducting journalists like Matiullah Jan shows the collapse of justice. IHC must act swiftly to restore accountability.

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Sabur Ahmed1 year ago

Journalism in Pakistan has been no different than fighting the brutal Israeli forces in the Palestinian territory. Please raise your voice for these brave journalists. #MissingPerson #ReleaseMatiUllahJan @pressfreedom

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محمد فیاض اعوان1 year ago

اس ملک میں کوئی قانون نہیں رہا مطیع اللہ جان کو ظالم حکمرانوں کے خلاف آواز اٹھانے پر اغواء کیا جانا شرمناک ہے

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𝙆𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙙 𝙃𝙪𝙨𝙨𝙖𝙞𝙣1 year ago

Allah pak Se hamesha in logo ke tabahi mangengy ge... Zaleem chor hukumat 💯

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Tariq Mahmood1 year ago

نہ جھوٹی خبریں دیں اور نہ اٹھاۓ جائیں۔ باقی سیاست زدہ صحافیوں کی بھی جلد باری آنے والی ہے۔

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𝐀мᎥTץ1 year ago

By the corrupt mafia

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Muhammad A R1 year ago

میر صاحب اس قدر جلدی میں تھے کہ ثاقب بشیر کر ثاقب نشیر لکھ گئے۔ لیکن جو جھوٹ ، فتنہ اور شر یہ صحافی پھیلاتے ہیں اس پر میر صاحب کی زبان پر تالے لگ جاتے ہیں۔

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